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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24
THE VITAL SPARK.

Democracy is the political life OF the
people. 1t is the vital spark of republics.
No political truism is deeper carved on
the monuments of time than this. The
application of the principles of Democracy
means the government of the people.
Every other form of government is
tyranny. Either the people rule or
tyrants usurp. Political tyranny has
assumed many forms in the course of the
worlds history, and against the hydra
headed monster Democracy has ever
stood embattled as the incarnation of the
peoples power. The conflict is as old as
the days and generations of men, and
nowhere has it been more stubborn or
fraught with greater interest for mankind
than on the soil of the American Repub-
lie. Here political tyranny has assumed
its most dangerous form, and speciously
masked, has fought against the people in
the camp of the people itself. The
struggle between American Democracy
and political Capitalization was
inaugurated with the rattle Of
the musketry at Lexington. All
through the war of the Revolution
the American people had a far deadlier
foe in their midst than the host of armed
hirelings that struck for the British
crown. From the very inception of the
struggle for freedom, the advocate and
apologist of a Strong government was
abroad in the land. A monarchy was
hinted at; dictatorship was advocated,
and plans for the concentration of power
in the hands of the few were openly
matured With the triumph of the cause
of freedom, the centralizers came at once
boldly to the front; the people were an
tagonized, and the struggle between the
popular will, and a political oligarchy
commenced In the wears of conflict
which have passed since then, the peo-
pie have had but one rallying cry. They
have ever fought under the banner of
Democracy. The party OF the people is
as old in the United States as its princi-
pies. Both are undying. The ranks
OF the foe have been mar
shalled under many standards.
While the fight has been on
the same old battle-ground, and the host
OF Democracy has ever presented the
same serried array, the enemy has
changed front again and again. He has
recognized, man9uvered muchly, and
appeared under new names. But he has
always been the same old enemy, and
has always been met bv the people as
such. Federalist or Whig, Know
Nothing or Republican, the iss ue was
always the same, and in the name of
the people Democracy has ever
lifted the gauntlet. Ii any political or
ganzation has ever quAffed the waters OF
the Fountain of Perpetual Youth, that
political organization is the Democracy
ofthe United States. 1t has proved it
self vital to the Nation. Rooted in the
right, branching anew at the call of the
people, Democracy is tree OF National
growth, and time itself shall not prevail
against it,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

AT Birmingham, Alabama, the other
day, Senator Sherman told the colored
people ''to be true to themselves, to be
industrious, and that the day would come
when they would command recognition
as men and citizens of the United States,
free and equal with all men," The Re-
publican Senator, however, in some un-
accountable manner failed to illustrate
this advice by any reference to the action
of a Republican Senate in regard to one
James NJ Trotter, the colored man who
is to-day indebted to a Democratic Presi-
dent for his Office of Recorder of Deeds
for the District of Columbia.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

WASHINGTON society is exercised over
the fact that a member of the French
Legation has been thieving from United
States Senator. The object stolen was a
wife's love. If this domestic depredator
has gone into the business in a general
way, he should not neglect so promising
field as Utah. Here, he could raid
several wives loves at once. We cor
daily invite the enterprising foreigner to
Salt Lake.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

OUR Mormon morning contemporary
made sad mistake when it mentioned
John L. Sullivan's "sparring tour" in its
naval column Our Mormon morning
contemporary has allowed its zeal for
naval matters to "rope" it in. Sullivan
is not that kind of "spar."
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

THE sprawling attitude OF the Republi-
can organ is beginning to attract consider
able public attention. Cannot our Re-
publican contemporary pull itself to-
gether? We are afraid that it has for
gotten the cardinal point of Republican
ism. It should centralize.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24
GERMAN BIMETALISM.

"a private cablegram from Berlin is
to the effect that Herr Jacobs statement
in the German Reichslag TO the effect
that Germany is determined to maintain
a gold standard, has not dampened the
ardor of bimetallists. "A member of a
prominent bullion firm, says the cor
respondent, well known as the repre-
sentative of Baron Bleichroder, has been
buying silver for Germany several
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

As 1888 approaches the Republican
party is daily growing more anxious to
find one James q. Blaine. Not because
the party, however, cares anything for
the missing man, but because James has
the plan of the last Republican campaign
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

We are authorized to announce to the
play-going public that the world famous
drama of Grip Van Winkle" will soon
be placed on the boards OF the Salt Lake
Theatre. The Salt Lake City real estate
obstructionists will furnish the talent.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

The Atlantic Express
Leaves Ogden daily at 9:45 g. m; Leaves Salt
Lake City daily at 10 g. m. Direct connection
is made at Pueblo and Denver for Omaha Kan
sss City, and all points East.
The Pacific Express.
Arrives at Salt Lake City from the East at 4: 80
p. M, leaves for Ogden at 445 p N, and arrives
at p. m, making connection with the Central
Pacific for the West.
Local Trains.
Leave salt Lake City
For Bingham and Alta at 40 O. M
For Ogden at Sis q. m. and 4:45 D. m
For Springville at 7:20 D. m
Arrive at Salt Lake City:
From Bingham and Alta at AS D. N.
From ogden at II g. m. and 7:15 p. m.
From Springville at Sis a. m.
Tickets for all points East and West can be
purchased at the Depot Office and City Ticket
once, White House corner, Salt Lake City.
D. @. DODGE, Gen1 Manager.
J. Il. BENNETT. Gen1 Pass. Ast.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

NEAR Brigham, two chickens have been
hatched from one she'll Both of the
chickens are pullets, and the envious
Saints are sullenly listening to the lusty
and triumphant crow of the polygamous
rooster.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

SALT LAKE real estate still continues to
be bought and settled for, in spite OF the
unsettled condition" of affairs.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

in his pocket, and the nostrils OF the
party refuse to be comforted by anything
which has not an "ancient and fish-like
SMELL"
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

THE travelling agent of a well-known
New York City museum is at one of our
hotels. 1t is whispered that he has been
attracted to our city by the well-earned
reputation of the Salt Lake street car as
a curiosity.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

FRANCE sends birthday congratulations
to the Emperor William. Neither
William nor Bismark can grow old too
| fast for France.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24
SALT LAKE & WESTERN RAILWAY.
SANPETE VALLEY RAILWAY.

Stages connect at Moroni for all parts of San
Pete and Sewer.
Private teams and spring wagons can be Or
dered by telephone at Nephi, TO be ready on
arrival OF trains at Moroni Price, 81 per day
driver paying all his own expenses.
s. BAMBERGER, Manager
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

THE birthday of the Emperor William
is still being continued.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

THE appointments for Interstate Com
merce Commissioners by the President
are excellent selections, perhaps as good
as could have been made. Colonel Nor
rison is widely and favorably known
through his Congressional acts. Judge
Cooley has national reputation as d
jurist, and, while Republican, is man
liberal ideas and broad political views
Bragg and Walker are now State Rail
road Commissioners, and are the prac-
teal men of the Commission. The new
law takes effect on the 5th proximo.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

THIS morning some workmen engaged
in preparing foundation for the erection
of one of the many new buildings now
in process of construction in our city, en-
countered great resistance beneath the
soil surface. Opinion is divided as to the
nature of this resistance. Some think
that particularly hard layer of stone
has been struck, while others opine that
Salt Lake real estate obstructionist has
ambushed himself there Considerable
excitement has been created, and the
matter is being diligently investigated.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

SALT is manufactured here now 100 per
cent. cheaper than it was last year, and
the salt trade of the city is assuming
mammoth proportions. In fact the trade
is revolutionized, and Salt Lake looms up
as a source of salt supply, the capabilities
of which can scarcely be calculated.
Montana has long been supplied from
here, and now the trade is stretching east
1t has already reached Kansas, and the
close of the coming season will place the
saline product of the great Salt Lake
beyond the waters of the Mississippi
Who says Salt Lake is not booming?
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24

The importance of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
no,,I;o. Sarsaparilla. 1t Itstrengthens
FSCuiidI and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while it eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecul- To I+eoIf
lar curative powers. No " is0Sh
other medicine has such arecord Of wonderful
cures. If you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t is Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods SarSaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by c. 1. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24
Salt Lake to the Principal Eastern Cities
VIA DENVER AND KANSAS CITY
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY.

GOING EAST. STATIONS. GOING WEST
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12


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iitinE shst fsw verde s6ond ,s sstl
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of re- sers qualities and 0e- rsgr,ts A. is
ders.sas> Few fefsous bsvs sssvei@,l
uore extensively fbsa "a cysfsr snt
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snd = ~ slich seists. tseitnrn 8fs1osi
tion that ssinab "a sn 7gster' hss become
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Il - ere ~ Its meat asfnlirshle guellt,es.
rexf ~ i,s sweet disposition, tbas r.
koows vtsn ic keep ts month sdaA It
usay - r-msrks.s. ia easing. thss thss
atility - c1u.soi iis feelings. nskss ils
sex ths mcrs auzzhnr - tbe scieniiatr'
fsr the resecn tasA vera t act for TAR.
its ua'.i an.l ~zri.s disposition. lis nosiest
msnners. snd particularly TIE sweet
sssfe & ssvss epen ths lips. would lsad
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81 R,sf fitiss sssas,e e esrt4iais is
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

The 9ert -vcie C.rs s ca ,reaa. ga
frn 'r fha etv. hs~'-r seeas .vsntv n.er,
trs fri l-ssns rsr'frce ttis - taavn - a
kiaf eiut sa. 'aef clsf~s sfref.srit- 67r-
these Tea have usmhersaie IL tae s.
W zra are nrersret 20 heek their ssssFilau
Wa morev usra es ar rhsiF IRE rsn-
Bicycle Ciuh ena ~iH f'ae fnsm - aay
tfair srr Iists. ~ cr snT seunf fsr an
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szslrst snr ssesIhsf ~ ftn ransi Pas Fs
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

vase setsv ~ n a -tnk Corr -1is.
set sfsiss.. n the Csesrs' isrl
oai-e has f.eaes cd ths eee.era-y 81 tie
lnssstar - -aresrs.ea.l - fhs Af-o-aev Cen
srsi ris - 6l- ris-ien in thp e7esna
to.t ~ rsarxamtnf 'r che celeirs.sd fax
~s arn xrsef esss. 49, fnA TIE &C.
ftr e tf. ClI,rs+a tonrs vtlrH sss srs-
tsl1efI nv fha s1nrarss goerf srrrr a mans
eer.5taiia-> rsi0t he srs Cos ~ s.sfk-
-sfr Ea.rs shat er tsn hs- esen f's-
covered ~ 1n iuHer-snt c,srs. ~ ehi ,t
ssas he h~nsht .s fhe sfeutan oi iba
ssp-sfse eHrt and s1rzt . ias i-r 49,. s
fef'er eha ae mvs s 'sH es els
fe s-ts rs surr af ssi b. rrso-~ rsf Is
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
A ReD-HoT clsvsLANo MAN.
senator BeFarvson e sure --has The Presi-
a@rs l. SO BE Hsupminassd

senator BeFarrson e sure --hat The Presi-
ders Il 60 BE Esunminafsd.
Wssatvsrov, Nay lL.-Senator McPhsT.
s3a. oi Ne~ Js-sey. in an Interview
wish = Sirr reporter, spoke qrts freely OF
The outlook Of tic Democrats PARTY for
Isss. ard -ssy con s3eltiv Of The renomina-
son aas reelection % President Cleveland
'lhiays are getting in COOL shape he
said. The harmony IA the Democratic
party = sastios more pe5feo: ana the future
l.,,&s brich.. Nr Cleveland Is exceedingly
s.flrz wifn the people, and TiIl hsTe
81, disrciifv in carrying the state The
oufmqs s cheering.
"N on tbink. then thet ". Cleveland
viii go Re New Jersey DELEGATION TIE re-
ro~icg sskea
sCsrfainf~.~ vas he repir. He viH get
TIE delegation frora New Jersey and from
every olsar stare. ] think. NJ. Cleveland
wta hass no 0DFus..iou ia the Convention.
fls viii 90 nom insfsd Hs is already nor,-
nstsa knsE of 10 man who viii put
hinseH up in convention sgsinsf him
koov of 20 nan n either party Who could
ssnl agG'rss blm.
DE- sou tbint the Democrats can carr
Nsr lorx on pres.dsnt'1l election
are rtaINAti. on t'|lWHtttt Ai rs tatt.tA
rote. 81 very un-sr'aig. no one knows uast
f.ev wH 20. II rhsr nominate a iGde-
psn1eni ticket Il cannot he predicted
rhsf siIl tsrren Ar. c'svs-
ldol IL populsf w.a ;he people Tou.c
ref BE- sarpri sei = he rnf la-Te ~o's from
the wcrFinsrser throughout the cDrutry.
Tners = wordefiaI shift.ng 81 rsrt'rs
Eoia1 80 a. present Men are ct suginv sii
,ae J.ase. from ofe party - ane,.'er There
&. isrge d-aa fr1rn psrres iuf0 tae labor
uertr. There j. aixs sraa srnu eo'h
la-trs irr1 he proA bif,0D pt-tr. VI
Iaer.aod - FsirinE strength fils poga
ativ is growing sll tas white. he il
draa5ne frss, sli psrfiss Ils hess p.ssi-
t.tt ~ ~ the Neuocratic aarfv fn D. is
,e nominate bim th= h-Sf ross BE th 1s
'a- fae l~ut'e oi the nifsd stsfes 81 &c IL
fo fis iir II TIE labor party lut AZ in-
isf ifa Hcset .r fhe fst 'f vii rroaa
tlr 20 ss it res wih " Hs~tf 81 fhe
sls-f n 81 Nsvpr Me- ferrtt.l gt Vs.fy.
rrl toro in AL vofs % tlsrs'sife aad
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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A. Tsrssr tse srass is tresflas BIS
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fast sea fsiaFae.s lslee y~sssrssY.
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feailas hs a.esGaa ~ tss Aah.xea >tsts
Attesl c9clesy shss 3 = ia session thtrs.
fAs gaih|y ussi ~ ef tls Aoskegoa
-ia1 Csiist fsF iaes.l4g aiFaL nss pest
Fels1 ga 6se9net ~ tos Aes~nes a zee
pfss.1saG
Arssaa grcpsglers Esw Era, J. T.. Rocs.
SCI a. g. hzmbeii A b. rAylot.
r,aooaen h 81. Aver, Glad Tldlsss,
Leea Agnes.
Ths Dspes lvf for CAicsso yesterday
~ith t~enwhvs passengers. Among the
cargo vas l,l gross oi cufiAia fixtures lasa-
uallafeo Ia ga.s cas-.
e. C. Jacks is!s Yesterday sferhooa fos
ihe Rush Aed.osl ias'itgse Chicago. with
hta t-ahk infn4-- soa heAf4s "Lo p 20
receive tfeetu.eLl taxse.
SchermsrAorn. one the Indians who
pounded Old lnaian John = couple ol weeks
aeo. 49, casslf~l Wednesday and will
nave an examination this aloEnius.
The case Of The People vs ollie Avery
and Jiners FOR assault sna battery. called
up before -siies lea ArCi.i-y yesterday for
tFiaL Vas al ioaraed for Que Seek.
The dfuggisis mcl Tuesexv night aud
elected oiiicers 81 The association a. fOllo~s.
8 G. bond. PTesi0enT Z. Is. Grower, Wee
isesideni Ge0. Ia Fesre. secretary aud
Treasurer.
Arrangements srs about completed for q
hzrs glove contest % e linish, between Tom
kllnafd. ol this cltv, and gobn Dineen, oi
Grand kApids. the Lghi 10 take place IL the
latter ciiy ior a puTse ~ So. The nen
are cyealy matched ard II the sct-fo takes
pisce II vii s.fori a good issl oi excitement
Tor tie lovers of Tie manly art
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
Hssat< destinations.

\ DEsIRK A MUTATION HlTB a WHO'LL
| ssis or frfsa "a eclFJ 1ouss Rave bsh ffiesr
fcf-f q 1gflruce tfg resu ir 0ne F.stt rTsle
ci 8ss letters III fegs rrEfueslop from 1eimeI
ployers. good cii - nefsTvhec u .. car 1srrlff
IH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

ORDER OF ~ gLICATiON.-The Circuit Court
session said CorIrt. held a. tae Court House ia
sac City rf Grand rsp.is. j. said county on toe
filth CAV 81 Aprlf, =. a.. lSs1. fe-ent. hon
Alircrf n. NnHfgoiictg, tirclt Judge. Adeis.d
ID. Waeeltr, % rp sinsot. = John .. Wheeler,
Defendant. IL this cause. Spyesr.ns from aci-
da,i or nle. tast tie dc .ndsnt JohO J. NheeieT
T. resident oi this >t.tc, but that oec<use OF hrs
continued st-encc fg0n his residence and con-
css'Iaeut wishia fhis STATE prccess cset be scry-
solicitor. ordered tnst toe a,pea-aIce OF said
ron resident dsfD.snt iobn !. Wheeler be en-
tcrtd therein within - res months from the date
of this e-1eF. and n csse ~ riS apr sarsnce be
csus- hfxalsNer fa the bill of complaint to be
hlcd, ani capy thereof ~ be server on The crra.
pisiatats solicitor within twerty days sftcr
service on him of a c0Fy o! said 6ili Rui uotire
Of tbls order, and ~ deisnt thereof ssid hiu
rill &C iGkcu a. cyUfskSsd ~ said nou-Ics'denf
defendant: Aud i. is further ordered. that within
hfcc1 days TIE cofnplai1aD: car-e nousc 81
fhis urirr ~ bc plbii~aef in sse GRIND Rapids
T-iegrAm- Herald new sFaDcr ps..t Il. publish
I'd rrd circulation in ssiH iu1fy. ard thai said
pnhlica1oa D. Coaiiaped therein onee Ia each
week for SIX week. iu succession CT fhsl be cause
4 c1r- ~ fhi- Or. CT q he personally scrvct on
said noe. -f cat defendant - least twenty DAYS
before ths tine above prescribed .oF hts appear
ROBERT ". MONTGOMERY.
Circuit Judge
Fxaraincd c1unteriscnsd s1d entered BY me.
FRANK 7. CARPENTER.
Deputy Register.
?. J OaT. Ccmplslnsufs Solicitor
Arest.-A true copy
FsAxK P. CARrENTEn,
Deputy Register.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

u strikes as sbas Citz.o 53av SHvs.
nAS kesps his boom going better thar
CITIZEN i1AEyr While ths litter weos
iolo rsti-omsns ziih tte o7s'e-. she
fornasr hss been zai~ruf,1r ri'h oassa
kArtc1tSt boTinr oetere the se13s ~
ihe 'ather e' - d, uatsy ani tsllr.,. at a
tirsrd Ar~'Y isd'catioa ss Wees frsson.
81 tie heroic ieefs oi ths veteran sol-
go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
u.aran.~.

Schoouers for Chicago:-lack Thompson.
1se 91e feef lumber. Walter Smith, . cords
sia6s Topsv. 10 cords slabs. Milwaukee
Naiholis. 1900 feet lumber Pr0pellers
fos Chicsgo. Tempest, 30 90 feet lumber;
CIV Oi New York $4,000 feet lumber,
Michael Groh. 80 30 feet lumbsr River.
dale T. Rumoeil $500 feet lumser.
Tciai. 80 coo feet lumber. I'D cords OF
SLAMS
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Nsfsenssa Sssstrsisa. Mas IA coslis-
Ism 1orerfsd on shs Brighton Hsif~.v e.
ssT whieh f3urfesn nersrns we're killsd ard
lsf1rsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

r "A Paci rreRf et1F ~ Reeds Taka
Bath Houses. has nis.te soase very rsiastla
Improvements f8is sprins lhe wstns = q
dre eonatfien snd a. ievefs 81 saca sts.srr
shessd enroursZs hics IN bis ssoss 30 pro-
si<s ~ taeir RssssTa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Ssteacs s5Oes that fha anuaaB bcdy
contaias 80 PER cent. 81 ~rief. Tbs. ste
spnnREsii C4sion thinks eEpiaiaa WY
il nsvs- does any gecd to tell q 0sie 70
dry rp.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
inok.r- far niichn.l.

Attorney ~ J. Osborn. OF Montague. was
ia the city last evening aud called at 'he
TFlsoxAN.HEnALn Oliics 10 make inquiry
about the missing msn. Michael T0Dor,
mentioned Yesterday. Friends Of Touers
are becoming alarmed ~ bis sudden disap-
psa-ance snd are making search for him.
Nearly u week las elapsed since be Was last
seen about lhe city. and no ficines have
been received IS yet u his whereabouts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Lawrence newspapers 80 creattng ? roW
becsuse TIE Mefrimack Riyaf water IS no.
at 10 dnnk What difference doe i. make
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like 50 know Io.--i Nrssl Soa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
TO HARNESSMEN !
Rare Chance, Good Opening,
Trade Established, Excel
Isn't Location.

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

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